w ih Economic Administration In all our departments. Not buying for to-day, but accord ing to the signs of tho times, in lots big enough to induce holders to make concessions, is a clear explanation of how wo can sell GOOD SHOES CHEAP. After all, whnt does it con cern you how we do it? What wo DO would interest you more, wouldn't it? Well, come in. Let us show you what we have, and if wo do not satisfy you why, that settles itl But first Lot us try. MARIETTA DAILY LEADER FRIDAY, JUNE I I, 1807. POSTMASTER ARRESTED. Shoitngo in Ills Olllelul Htf)llf$ d v 159 of SOOO rounil Accounts. J. 0. McQlashon, tho defaulting post master at Cumberland, was arrested at that placo Wednesday by Deputy United States Marshal V. T. Harness, and taken to Columbus, where ho pleaded guilty to the charge of embez zlement and was sentenced to one year and one day in tho penitentiary. It wilt be remembored that soino time ago McGlashen was found to be short in his accounts with the government and was remove...

MHSHffiSH $ NX o IM? YM It. W u Ivi M-. M n M IP Wh X & i HH fitt 4 m ft I III WW ir f!P HUTCHISON'S CONDENSED NEWS Bargain Store, Sou i! At i i n Kr In this bustling, busy hive of industry. Kvery department piled full of goods. New, fresh and seasonable at such prices that competition crows nnd ex ults when they can get even, one arti cle nearly so cheap. We can save the poorest person money ou the smallest purchase as well as those who buy larffor quantities. We run our business to save our customers. nouey,' while the general rule is to' get as much as you can for the goods, sokl. We ask no one to trade here because wo are in business in this city iWe do not ask your patronage as a right; that sort of thing is too ancient. We ask you to buy from us because It pays to buy at Hutchison's Bargain Store. But the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Our prices will speak for themselves. Beautiful new patterns in summer dress goods at the very low price of 10 cents a yard for mar...

nj MARIETTA DAILY LEADER, f 81 VOL. III. NO. 141 MARIETTA, OHIO, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1897. PRICE ONE CENT 5. A CYCLONE Sweeps Over the Northwestern Portion of Lyle, Minn. A Large Number of Persons Reported Killed and Injured. Ilouies nnil Other llnlldlnsrs In tti Course Demolished The Wlrra AroUown nod Itoports Are Meager Special Trains liv. With Medical Aid on the War. Mason Citv, la., Juno, 11. At 0:50 Thursday night, a cyclone struck northwest of Lyle, Minn., talcing a southeasterly course. Several people are reported killed and Injured. Tho cyclone tore up houses and other buildings in its course, and the terri tory is now bare. 'lhe path ot tho storm was about half a mile in width. All telegraph lines north are down and box cars on sidings were smashed into kindling. A cyclone passing over tho town of Kandiohi, Wilmar county, Minn., en tirely demolished the buildings on tho Kirm of John Dorqurs. St. 1'aui., Minn., Juno 1J. The cy clone at I.yle, Minn., knocked out the wires for ...

Economic Administration In all our departments. Not buying for to-day, but accord ing to the signs of the times, in lots big enough to induce holders to make concessions, , is a cleav explanation of how we can' sell GOOD SHOES cheap: After all, what does it con cern you how we do it? What we DO would interest i- you more, wouldn't it? Well, come in. Let us show you what we h'ave, and if we do not satisfy you why, that settles itl But first Let, us try. ' 0 159 crir. i. Learning To Ride one of our bicycles is the simplest thing1 in all the world. We advise the selection of just the right size and weight,for you to handle, the. gear ana every little movamo part is completely under your control there is no hitch of any kind. Payments as easy as liberal terms can make there. BIG FOUR CYCLE CO , I 19 Front Street. This is Your'B. This furnishing goods store is run for you. Everything that yon may need among the little things of dress you can buy here. You can suit your tasto here. You ca...

$ fc o- I: V lf 1 :ij i tt a I 1ft H rot & n Ml ;? .& rc ft HUTCHISON'S Bargain Store, Sue ol lie Eitis to In Foil In this bustling, busy hive of industry. Every department piled full of goods. New, fresh and seasonable at such prices that competition crows and ex ults when they can (jet even,one arti cle nearly so cheap. Wo can save the poorest person money on the smallest purchase as well as those who buy larger quantities. ' We run our business to save our customers raoney, 'while the general rule is toj get as much as you can for the goods. sold. We ask no one to trade, here because we are in business in this city iWe do not ask your patronage as a right; that sort of thing is too ancient. We ask you to buy from us because It pays to buy at Hutchison's Bargain Store. But the proof of tho pudding is in the eating. Our prices will speak for themselves. Beautiful new patterns in? summer dress goods utjithe very low price of 10 cents a yard for mariposa cords, or gaudies, la...

tA ' M V-'i ;'f MARIETTA DAILY LEADER. VOL. III. NO. 142 MARIETTA, OHIO, MOXDAY, JUNE 14. 1897. PRICE ONE CENT TEWFIK PASHA. Ambassadors Ignore His Ad , sence in Their Negotiations. Greeco Called Upon to Pay Only Ont and a Half Million Pounds. Thessaly Will Jlo Evacuated by tho Tarki After Harvest Germany Attempting to S-cure' tho Itetentlon of tho VA Turkish Garrison In Crct". London, Juno 12. 'iho ambassadors at Constantinople to sorao oxtent ig nore tho absenco o Towflk Pasha and continue their nogotltatlons without him. It is understood they have reached tho conclusion that it is useless te hope for tho early evacuation of Thes saly. Tho harvest, therefore will be reckoned part of tho lndemnity;Groece will bo called upon to pay only one and a half million pouuds and Thes saly will bo evacuated after the har vest. The Turkish government Is draining the Asiatic provinces of the empiro for troops to be sent to tho llalkans, and has ordered an additional IJO.OOC Mauser rifles. Anoth...

Slioeselling as a Fine Art.... If you put no limit on tho 1'rlco, any shooman can soil flno shoes, but when an Inexorable public says, "I want so much for so llttlo," hero's where the real fine art of tho business appears on tho scone. To show shoes that will alluro trade and hold It after It's won, and offer the same at a Bmall prlco Is what we are doing. Visit us for evidence. Look out for some very hot weather now and prepare your self with Summer Shoes. 159 ' " I. 5 P. -l."11' '- -TTi- cV I ?'J ritr ifc Learning To Ride one of our bicycles is the simplest thing in all tho world. We advise tho selection of just the right size and weight for you to handle, the gear and every little movablo part is completely under your control there is no hitch of any kind. Payments as easy as liberal terms can make them. BIG FOUR CYCLE CO., I 19 Front Street. This is Your's. Tliis furnishing goods store is run for you. Everything that yon may need among the little things of dress you can buy here...

wj rfMl-fW"WWJ W'"IW"i ii yrw -i-.- i f 7' . i-T' y," i(liw - - 5'r,rT,'WT,,lP,!W?w ,-r . IB"' " .At v Ok , mmiir , ? V f , , lh f u. i.ii HUTCHISON'S Bargain Store, Sot ol i Eauis is be FsmI In this bustling', busy hive of industry. Every department piled full of goods. Now, fre&h and seasonable at such pricos that competition crows and ex ults when they can got eveniono arti cle nearly so cheap. Wo can have the poorest person money on the smallest purchase as well as those who buy lnrtfor quantities. We run our business to save our customers money, 'i while the general rulo is toj (jet as much as you can for the goods. sold. Wo aslc no one to trade, here because we are in business in this city tWc do not ask your pationage as aright; that sort of thing is too ancient. We aslc you to buy from us because It pays to buy at Hutchison's Bargain Store. lint the proof of the pudding is m the eating. Our prices will speaU for themselves. Beautiful new patterns inj summer dress goods a...

Tr MARIETTA DAILY LEADER, W VOL. III. 3STO. 143 MARIETTA, OHIO, TUESDAY, JUXE 15, 1897, ESm PRICE OiTE CENT GEM RIVERA, Successor to Gen. Maceo, Not Sentenced to Death. Hand His Chief of Staff Will Not Be Killed Under Any Circumstances. A Cuban Forco of 300 Do fonts a Spanish Detachment of Alioat the Snmo Nam V. ber l'aclflcos Ilaided by n Guerrilla i Hand St. Louis burgeon Killed. Washington, Juno 14. The Spanish minister has received a telegram from his government which says that Gen. Ruiz IUvora, of the insurgent army, aud Ueu. Haccalao, his chief of staff, havo not been sentenced to death, and will not bo killed under any circum stances. Word is received from Havana that the Americans there wens much exer cised over a report that the trial of Maj. Gou. IUvora, who succeeded Maceo, and his chief of stall', Gen. llaecallao, has ended, and that the prisoners would bo shot at once. It was urged by these Americans that congress snould renew its request to Presidcnt.McKlnlcy to interv...

"wWipspH! ir MARIETTA DAILY LEADER ESTAPUSIUD 1S8I. . OEOROE M. COOKE, JOHN W. LANSLEY, EDITOR, ASSOCIATE. Published every day except Sunday, nt the Leader Building, Putnam Street and Muskingum Avenue. Telephone NO. 3. Wo will consldor It a groat favor U AUbscrlbors will report any tailuro to ot tholr Loader, or any careloss noss on tho part of tho carrier. Subscribers will ploaso not pay tho carriers unless tho carrier punches hla credit tag In subscrib er's presence. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1897. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOH STATE SENATOR. MAMTTTi Lfaueb: You are requested to aunounce that I am a candidate for nator ot the Ninth-Fourteenth District subject to the Republican Senatorial Convention, and that I will not ask peimlsslon to appoint delegates nor exerciso sticu authority if tendered to me by any Committee. , Jso H. imley. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Leadkh. I will be a candidate for renominatlou for Representative of A ;ish'ng; ton County subject to the will of the tountj Convention. W. 1...

Shoeselling as a Fine Art.... If you put no limit on the Price, tiny shoeman can sell fine shoes, but when an inexorable public says, "I want so much for so little," hero's where the real fine art of the business appears on the scene. To show shoes that will allure trade and hold it after it's won, and offer the same nt a small price is what we are doing. Visit us for evidence. Look out for some very hot weather now and preparo your self with Summer Shoes. Learning To Ride one of our bicycles is the simplest tiling in all the world. We advise the selection of just the right size and weight for you to handle, the pear and every little mcvablo part is completely under your control there is no hitch of any kind. Payments as easy as liberal terms can make them. BIG FOUR CYCLE CO., I 19 Front Stroot. Whether you want a straw hat, or whether .you prefer a light weight derby during the warm season, this is the place to do your buying. No mat ter what style you prefer, or what grade you wan...

w r. f C If if In I'M'' i 1' SI. If !'. n '(r It) 'J n ' u K r SEPER PA RAWS Ajfuj Allays Reaii Never missing a chance to reach out our arms, Octopus like, and take in out of the wot (as the shark took the bather) anything that can be sold at a saving. Acting on that principal, we have made some recent purchases that cannot all to please both the public and ourselves. The prices do the for mer and popularity the latter. OUR SHARE OF IT. Ono lot of Ladles' Wrappers, full skirts and well-fitted waists made from organdy and dimity the new est patterns at 7."c. sue, OSc, SI 25 and 81. 4S. A Special Bargain. See them. Muslin Underwear. Wo put on sale this week our fourth purchase this season of these goods. l'ho sales have been large lor the reason that the garments are well made, of the latest pat terns, neat, pretty trimmings and the prices, well, here they are: Corset covers, at 10c, 15c to 50c. Drawers at 25c, liSe, UUe to 4Sc. Chemises at 25c. 32c. S'Jc. 4Sc to "c. Skirts SOc, 4tc, ...

-u MARIETTA DAILY LEADER. VOL. III. NO. 144 MABIETTA, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JUXE 16, 1897. PRICE ONE CENT A BIG STRIKE In the Tinplate Industry of the Country Seems Certain. Conference on tho Wago Scale Not Likely to Accomplish Anything. Tho Thirty-Nine Plants la tho United Stat, Employ 8,387 Skilled Work. k men The Strike Will Throw About , 8,000 l'eople Out of Ktnployinonu PliTsuunoii, Pa., June 15. A strike in tho tin-plate industry seems cer tain, and tho conference In tho wage scale arranged for Wednesday is not likely to accomplish anything tending to a settlement, as both sides are firm and assert that no concessions will be made. There are 80 tin plate plants in the United States, operated by 3S compan ies, tho American Tinplate Co. oper ating two plants, one at Ehvood and tho other at Moutpolier, Ind. Thosu 39 plants represent 133 mills, but nine of them aro small affairs and do not figure to any great extent in tho industry. The total number of skilled workman employed in the i...

fc. "y 7 1 ., ft m r MARIETTA DAILY LEADER ESTADUSniD 1631. GEORGE M. COOKE, JOIW W. L.A.NSL.EY, EDITOR, ASSOCIATE. Published every day except Sunday, at the Leader Building, Putnam Street and Muskingum Avenue. No. 3. TKLKrilOSE Wo will consider It a groat favor II BUbscrlbors will report any failure to ot their Loader, or any careloss noas on the part of the carrier. Subscribers will please not pay tho carriers unless thn carrier punches his credit tag In subscrlb or's prosenco. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16, 1 007 ANNOUNCEMENTS. mn OTiTK SENATOH. S?S.&n.U prlct subject o the wre"fse Authority II wa.tri to me by any Committee. J- KILE roil BSmESESTATlVE. En.TpRLEAVE..IIlbef.fd'Ya'ehl'",: renommation 7or iwiuhci '"" --. 7,7,nf.. ton County bubject to the will of the uountj Convention. Editor Leadfk: Will you announce the nnderllgned as a candidate for !" from Washington county, subject to tho will of the Republican county convention. GAGE FOB COUNTY C0SIMISS10SEK. EDiTOii Leader: will youa...

i ,lj 'I I !'' m Sljoeselling as a Fine Art.,.. If you put no limit on tho Price, any shooman can soil fine shoes, but when an Inexorable public says, "I want so much for so little," hero's where tho real fine art of the business appears on tho scene. To show shoes that will allure trade and hold it after it's won, and offer the same at a small price is what wo are doing. Visit us for evidence. Look out for some very hot weather now and prepare your solf with Summer Shoes. t s $cfe vo 159 Learning To Ride one of our bicycles is the simplest thing in all the world. We advise the selection of just the right size and weight for you to handle, the Rear and every little movable part is completely under your control thero is no hitch of any hind. Payments as easy as liberal terms can make them. BIG FOUR CYCLE CO., I 19 Front Stroot. Whether you want a straw hat, or whether you prefer a light weight derby during the warm season, this is the place to do your buying. No mat ter what style yo...

STatiuJaflla 1- -twwp,w'rftYfji"Terv ' V ." V nX tt"1 1 V & v 1' I If if SEMPEfi PARATUS All, Always Reaiy Never missing a chauco to reach out our arms, Octopus like, and take iu out of the wet (as the shark took the bather) anything that can be sold at a saying. Acting on that principal, we have made souio recent purchases that cannot fail to please both the public and ourselves. The prices do the for mer and popularity the latter. OUR SHARE OF IT. One lot of Ladies' Wrappers, full skirts and well-fitted waists made from organdy and dimity the new est patterns at T.lc, SOc, OSc SI 25 and 1. -IS. A Special Bargain. See them. Muslin Underwear. Wo put on sale this week our fourth purchaso this season of these goods. The sales have been large for the reason that the garments are woll made, of the latest pat terns, neat, protty trimmings and the prices, well, here they are: Corset covers at 10c, 15c to 50c. Drawers at 25c, 83e, 39c to 4Sc. Chemises at 25c. 32c, 09c, 4Sc to 75c. Skir...